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Philips launches 10 new TVs starting at Rs 21,990 in India

Philips has launched 10 new televisions under the 8200, 7600, 6900 and 6800 series in India. The new TVs are available in different sizes ranging from HD to 4K UHD packed with features such as HDR10+, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision. Philips is targeting sports enthusiasts with its new range of televisions as the IPL season is about to kick off soon. The Philips 8200 and 6900 range of TVs are powered by Android TV OS while the Philips 7600 and 6800 series of TVs are powered by the SAPHI smart OS. 

“With this new range of Philips television, we wish to deliver an electrifying, true stadium like match experience. With minimalistic European design, innovative new technologies such as the Philips P5 engine on the Android-based televisions and Dolby Vision picture quality coupled with crystal clear sound from Dolby Atmos, these Philips TVs are designed to surpass the expectations of our consumers,” said Shailesh Prabhu, Country Head, TPV Technology India.

Philips 8200, 7600, 6900 and 6800 TVs price

The Philips 8200 TVs are available in four screen sizes starting at Rs 79,990 for the 50-inch, 89,990 for the 55-inch, 1,19,990 for the 65-inch TV and Rs 1,49,990 for the 70-inch model. 

Philips 7600 TVs starts at Rs 69,990 for the 50-inch model and Rs 89,990 for the 58-inch model. The Philips 6900 TV range starts at 27,990 for the 32-inch model and Rs 44,990 for the 43-inch model. Philips 6800 TV range starts at Rs 21,990 for the 32-inch model and Rs 35,990 for the 43-inch model.

Philips has also launched two new soundbars, the TAB7305 soundbar priced at Rs 21,990 and TAB5305 at Rs 14,990.

The new television range by Philips is now available to purchase across major offline and online retailers across India.

Philips 8200, 7600, 6900, 6800 TVs specifications

The Philips 8200 TVs feature a 4K UHD borderless display with support for Dolby Vision and Atmos and is certified for HDR10+ playback. These TVs are powered by the P5 picture engine that is claimed to improve colour, contrast and enhances overall highlights. The TV comes preinstalled with the Google Play Store giving access to hundreds of Android TV apps and also has Google Assistant for voice commands. 

Philips 7600 TVs feature a 4K UHD screen in two sizes and run on SAPHI which is a custom icon-based menu. The TVs support HDR10+, Dolby Vision, Atmos and have minimal bezels. Like the 8200 range, the 7600 series by Philips is also powered by the P5 picture engine.

The Philips 6900 TV range is powered by Android TV with Google Assistant support and Dolby Digital Plus. The TVs also support built-in Chromecast and Pixel Plus HD technology that optimizes picture quality and provides crisp visuals. It is available in two screen sizes, 43-inch and 32-inch.

Philips 6800 range of TVs are being offered in two sizes: 43-inch Full HD and 32-inch HD LED display and is powered by the custom SAPHI OS. The TVs feature built-in Miracast for screen-mirroring Android phones.

The new Philips TV range is available to purchase across 35,000+ stores across India as well as from major offline stores.

 



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